2015 stock tires?
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mbumpus11
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Bridgestone Dueler 684 ii H/T, 265/70/17 ...at least that's what mine came with
Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 came on mine (Denver, CO)
I think it varies from location or region possibly, but the Duelers and Grandtreks are the only two I've read about coming stock. Sold mine for $460 2 days after I took ownership of the runner. I was curious about the same thing before I got mine and couldn't find any answers via search, as well.
I think it varies from location or region possibly, but the Duelers and Grandtreks are the only two I've read about coming stock. Sold mine for $460 2 days after I took ownership of the runner. I was curious about the same thing before I got mine and couldn't find any answers via search, as well.
Same thing came on mine, the Dunlops that is. Will be getting rid of soon for BFG KO2's in the stock size.
mbumpus11
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Listed as a SL (standard load) tire with 4 ply load @ 36psi
For contrast, BFG KO2s in 275/70/17 are listed as a E1 tire wit 10 ply load @ 80psi
mbumpus11
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check post #16! Should be at the top if you follow this link: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/196090-mbumpus11-new-build-thread-need-input-2.html
4Running303
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I'm in Denver, and I had the Bridgestones on my 2015 TE. Sold them on craigslist for $400, with 700 miles on them here locally.
How is the ride with the E load rating vs the stock tires? I'm going with the 265 C load rating as I've heard the E rated tires can be a little harsh.
mbumpus11
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To be honest with you I haven't really noticed much of a difference. Yes, the tire is heavier, and yes you will have to run it at a higher psi since it is bigger (stock 265 tires suggest 35, with my 275 BFG KO2's I'm currently running 38psi and might go to 39), but I still have the stock suspension and it wasn't as bad of a transition with the new tires as some made it sound like it would be.
Also keep in mind that I'm coming from driving a sedan, so if it was a really rough ride I would be able to tell (in my mind).
Bottom line: not as harsh as anticipated, yet C will be a better ride in comparison. It's all about your desired capabilities!
Sold them on CL, listed at $50 less than TireRack, ended up taking $460. Only had 200ish miles. I have also went to 275 ko2's and come from an 02' Accord. So this is a whole new world for me, as well. I can definitely tell a difference from the stock vs the 275 KO2's, and that was the purpose. I feel like they should feel different, otherwise what is the benefit in changing to a legit AT tire? I'm happy with the size and more aggressive tread and feel they will fit in well with future lift and other mods, go with what you want!
delloro
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SR5, same as above.
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